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## Pip install says that the package is already installed, but Sverchok can't see it
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It can appear that you have the package installed into your system-wide or user-wide Python installation, for example into `~/.local/lib/python/...`. Try to run
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It can appear that you have the package installed into your system-wide or user-wide Python installation, for example into `~/.local/lib/python/...`. In this case Pip will see that the package is installed, but Sverchok will not be able to access it. Try to run
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